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More and more technology-based organizations are moving towards having an in-house employee write their user documentation. This book provides readers with a step-by-step strategy to writing and describing technical procedures. Designed to support professionals working on a project, this book includes complete programs for readers to work on and a full set of project tracking forms as well as a broad range of examples, including Windows-style pages and screens and award-winning examples from Technical Communication competitions. This is an ideal reference and learning tool for professionals who are required to write user documentation. Part of the Allyn & Bacon Series in Technical Communication, edited by Sam Dragga (Texas Tech University).
This book investigates the methodology of creating effective, task-oriented user documentation within technology-based organizations. Author Thomas T. Barker provides a structured framework for non-specialist employees tasked with technical writing, utilizing a step-by-step strategy to bridge the gap between complex software functions and end-user comprehension. The text integrates practical project management tools with industry-standard examples to standardize the documentation process for professional environments.
What You Will Find
The subject matter points to a highly practical, instructional resource designed for professionals transitioning into technical communication roles. Its focus on task-oriented workflows and project management tools suggests a dense, utilitarian approach suitable for workplace application.
Page Count:
484
Publication Date:
1997-10-15
Publisher:
Longman
ISBN-10:
0205195768
ISBN-13:
9780205195763
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